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Baba Sadiq resigns as CEO & MD of 3Media Networks & 3 Music TV

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Renowned Ghanaian Politician, Media and Entertainment Entrepreneur, Baba Sadiq Abdulai Abu, better known in the media and entertainment industry as “Baba Sadiq” has officially announced his resignation as the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of 3Media Networks and 3Music TV.

Baba Sadiq Abdulai Abu – Founder – 3Music Media Networks, 3Music TV, 3 Music Awards & Wildaland Festival.

The media maven who is the founder of 3Music Networks, 3Music Awards and Wildaland Festival took to his official Facebook page to make known his final decision to step down as the CEO & MD of 3Media Networks and its affiliated brand 3Music TV.

The founding CEO of Ghana’s finest urban music media and entertainment outlined his achievements made to the entertainment industry with his impactful 3Music creative idea.

In a six paragraph communique issued by Baba Sadiq on Friday morning September 30, 2022, Mr. Abdulai Abu stated emphatically that, he will be extending his remarkable experience in the media industry to other sectors of the society.

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Below is the resignation announcement shared by Baba Sadiq on his official Facebook page.

Today is officially my last working day as the CEO/MD of 3Media Networks (3Music TV) an organisation I founded in 2017 and had the rare privilege to lead for 5 years.

Between 2017 and now, we have achieved what many will call impossible. From the initial daily hourly television programming we started with and five successful executions of the annual 3Music Awards, I am super proud of what we have built – a multimedia brand known massively across the country and the continent.

Over the past 5 years, I am glad to say that 3Music hasn’t only become known massively for our COOL factor drawing on our innovative, stylish, aspirational, colourful and refreshing outlook but also, we have been acknowledged variously for our visionary and progressive activities all meant to positively enable and project Ghana’s creative industry.

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In all of my nearly 17 years professional life in the Ghanaian and African media and entertainment industry, I have always lived by the creed that my work and life should ultimately benefit my industry, community and country and if later on in my life I am called upon by my people and country to serve in whatever capacity, I will not turn my back on them.  I believe the time has come for me to extend my quest for excellence and remarkable experience in the media industry to other sectors of society.

I’m super grateful to the Board of 3 Media Networks Limited and the young, vibrant and enthusiastic young people I worked with. Together, we laid the foundation for greatness and the past 5 years will always be remembered with fondness. 3Music is the future. This is the culture. I leave with the confidence that, the path for greatness is already underway at 3 Media Networks Limited.

Super grateful as well to my wife and family, industry colleagues, partners, friends, members of the 3Music Awards board and well wishers for supporting the dream. Will count on your continuous support on my next journey.

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Accra Metropolitan University launches MSc programmes in Cybersecurity and Intelligence

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Accra Metropolitan University has launched two new master’s degree programmes in collaboration with the E-Crime Bureau to help strengthen expertise in Ghana’s security and intelligence sector.

The programmes, MSc Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics and MSc Security and Intelligence, were officially introduced at a ceremony held on Wednesday, April 22, at the university’s Nungua campus in Accra.

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The event also featured a public lecture under the theme From Curriculum to Capability: Cybersecurity and Intelligence Education in the Algorithmic Era, which focused on preparing professionals for the demands of a technology-driven world.

In her remarks, Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Goski B. Alabi said the introduction of the programmes reflects the growing need for advanced training in cybersecurity and intelligence.

She explained that the partnership with the E-Crime Bureau is intended to connect academic studies with practical industry experience, ensuring students gain both knowledge and real-world skills.

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Professor Alabi noted that through the collaboration, students will have access to practical learning opportunities, intelligence-led insights and exposure to real case scenarios, helping them graduate as industry-ready professionals.

She also pointed out that the university has adopted a similar partnership approach with the Electricity Company of Ghana for its MSc Energy Management and Policy programme.

Delivering the keynote lecture, former Director-General of the Cyber Security Authority, Dr Albert Antwi-Boasiako, called for a major shift in Ghana’s educational curriculum to keep pace with technological advancement.

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Speaking on The Algorithmic Era – Redefining Cybersecurity and Intelligence, he described the modern age as one where algorithms increasingly shape decisions, influence knowledge and affect the way people think.

He stressed that education should go beyond theory and focus on building capability, especially the ability to act effectively in high-pressure and uncertain situations.

According to him, students pursuing careers in cybersecurity and intelligence must develop skills in threat analysis, digital forensics, intelligence synthesis, counter-intelligence, offender profiling and risk-based decision-making.

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Dr Antwi-Boasiako said these competencies are essential for the modern professional, who must combine the roles of technologist, analyst, strategist and ethicist.

He further urged students to take a questioning approach to technology by examining the assumptions, biases, limitations and security concerns within algorithms, adding that education in this era is both technical and philosophical.

He also emphasized that because technology evolves constantly, learning can no longer be seen as limited to a phase of life, but must be continuous.

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